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'Patients are going to suffer': Concerns grow as Roseland Community Hospital’s labor and delivery unit prepares to shut down

Maya Johnson
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Bureau Chief · Friday, October 30, 2026 at 6:07 PM · 1 min read
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'Patients are going to suffer': Concerns grow as Roseland Community Hospital’s labor and delivery unit prepares to shut down — Aurora Technology news

CHICAGO — Concerns remain high for pregnant women on the Far South Side as Roseland Community Hospital’s labor and delivery unit prepares to shut down. From the patients to the doctors, nurses and techs, the closure is a devastating hit to the hospital community and neighborhood. "The biggest question now with this maternity care desert [...]

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